could u tell me that if "willing" can work as a verb
like this sentence
Do not say that opportunities never come. It came but you just don't willing to give up the things you own.
thx!
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Willing is an adjective. It means not opposed to or inclined to do.
Though, it can be an adverb by adding -ly (willingly) and a noun (willingness).
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to will is a verb. It means to intend to do something or to wish or to desire to do something.
I'm not willing to go on a long journey.
In ur sentence above, it should be: but you just are not willing to give up the things you own.
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